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1-1 | Possible user view of grid | 7 |
1-2 | Security in a grid environment | 8 |
1-3 | Broker service | 8 |
1-4 | Scheduler | 9 |
1-5 | Data management | 10 |
1-6 | GRAM | 10 |
2-1 | MDS overview | 24 |
2-2 | Standard file transfer | 27 |
2-3 | Third-party file transfer | 27 |
2-4 | Share job information for fault-tolerance | 32 |
2-5 | Grid portal on an application server | 35 |
2-6 | Grid topologies | 39 |
3-1 | Parallel application flow | 47 |
3-2 | Serial job flow | 48 |
3-3 | Networked job flow | 49 |
3-4 | Job with sub-jobs in a grid application | 50 |
4-1 | Federated DBMS architecture | 75 |
4-2 | Data topology of a grid | 78 |
4-3 | Independently working jobs on disjunct data subsets | 81 |
4-4 | Static input data processed by jobs with changing parameters | 82 |
4-5 | All jobs works on the same data and write on the same data set | 83 |
4-6 | Jobs with individual input data writing output into one data store | 84 |
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